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Nah, instead of checking it, it'll be a fierce, stupid and pointless argument, like 80% of all arguments.
Why dumb? I've made my arguments.
Most are sure to disagree with my arguments, but I don't follow the crowd.
I haven't checked on ticks, I rarely use a fiver, but I've looked on candles. If you post the code to check(for ticks) it would be interesting.
Well, who's too lazy to look:
Let R be tails and O be heads.
There will be more combinations such as R-O or O-R than combinations such as:
R-O or R-R.
If you flip two coins, you have a higher probability of throwing combinations of R-O or O-R than combinations of O-O or R-R??????
Are you sure?
If you flip two coins, you have a higher probability of throwing combinations P-O or O-R than combinations O-O or P-R??????
Are you sure?
You reworded the problem, read the first post. One coin is tossed one outcome, the other is tossed.
Is Academician Shiryaev, in your opinion, a liar?
You reworded the problem, read the first post. One coin is tossed, one outcome is tossed, the other is tossed.
Does Academician Shiryaev sound like a liar to you?
Academician Shiryaev was talking about realizations of one binary random variable with a uniform distribution function.
Two coins are realizations of two random variables
Academician Shiryaev spoke of realisations of a single binary random variable with a uniform distribution function.
Two coins are realisations of two random variables
Academician Shiryaev spoke of realisations of a single binary random variable with a uniform distribution function.
Two coins are realisations of two random variables
Tick as binary as you like, either up or down)
Genius!!!
Axiom, put "making it up again" in your vocabulary, it's not magicians!!!
Why dumb? I've made my arguments.
Most are sure to disagree with my arguments, but I don't follow the crowd.
I haven't checked on ticks, I rarely use a fiver, but I've looked on candles. If you post the code to check(for ticks) it would be interesting.